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Smartest article I have read on this whole sitation.

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
in Carolina Panthers

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rayzor Grand Master

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20 minutes ago, ellis said:

For those who still question Jim Harbaugh: he’s made every program better. In fact, he’s made every program worlds better. His teams have lacked sustainability after his departure, with the exception of Stanford

The more i look at it, Harbaugh really checks all the boxes Tepper is looking for. I mean it looks like he is describing Harbaugh when he talks about what he wants. Old school discipline but embracing analytics.... pretty much him to a T.

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2 minutes ago, rayzor said:

The more i look at it, Harbaugh really checks all the boxes Tepper is looking for. I mean it looks like he is describing Harbaugh when he talks about what he wants. Old school discipline but embracing analytics.... pretty much him to a T.

I would definitely not be Anti-Harbaugh. He's probably the best retread available.

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1 hour ago, Montsta said:

Baseball used to be solely about your slash line, RBI’s, Average, Dingers. Now nobody even looks at those and WAR is god. That right there is advanced metrics and analytics. The Moneyball A’s (though greatly exaggerated for Hollywood) found gems by using Walks+OBP when no one else was looking at it. 

If Tepper feels like getting a few nerds in the building to review that sort of stuff to find players that may be undervalued, or uses it with innovative coaches because there is some statistical advantage to going for it on 4th instead of punting, I’m all for it. Those small tweaks can be game changers. 

I don’t see the harm it could do. If the team is a doormat for a decade using his analytics then sure we can all get the pitchforks out. But the Panthers have been a ~.500 mediocre team forever. Doesn’t hurt to try a new way IMO. 

Havent the Ravens gone all in on using analytics this season?  Seems to be working our pretty great for them so far.

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11 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I don't necessarily think Rivera is dumb, but I think it's quite possible he's not as smart as he thinks he is.

I think he's not that smart...hell at lest Mark Schlereth said as much on a show yesterday about himself and other football players. Self aware guy that one.

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36 minutes ago, Fox007 said:

Our current team is soft. Love literally everything about this so far.

The team is very soft, Ron Rivera is soft and our game day results are soft. Do you remember last year when Thomas Davis’s wife made a comment that the Panthers practices are run soft so don’t expect game performance to be any different?

 

 

 

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7 minutes ago, rayzor said:

The more i look at it, Harbaugh really checks all the boxes Tepper is looking for. I mean it looks like he is describing Harbaugh when he talks about what he wants. Old school discipline but embracing analytics.... pretty much him to a T.

Kevin Colbert / Jim Harbaugh combination?  I could get on board with that....

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